There is a Thangka training class in the town.
Many children or young people are learning Thangka art here. At this moment, the city leaders are visiting and giving instructions to the person in charge of the Thangka training class.
"Once, Thangka hung silently in temples, receiving hundreds of years of offerings. But now, it appears in city galleries, e-commerce platforms, and tourist souvenir shops. How should this ancient scenery face the tide of the new era? This is a matter we need to emphasize."
"The future of Thangka is full of opportunities and also full of questions. As artists, their works are seen and collected by more people. Young people are starting to try innovations, painting Thangka elements on ceramics and leather goods, integrating ancient symbols into modern life—this is great!"
"The challenges are real, but the love is also real. The best inheritance is not to lock it in a glass cabinet but to let it find its value in the market."
